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Seeking advice on the noise reduction mechanism and size of steam silencers

2015-06-24View Original

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(1) Medium: Steam; Discharge flow rate: 12000kg/h ; Emission temperature: 180 degrees ; Discharge pressure: 1.0mpa ; Emission density: 4.7301 kg/m3 ; Pipe diameter: 200mm. (2) Medium: Steam ; Discharge flow rate: 180,000 kg/h ; Emission temperature: 380 degrees ; Discharge pressure: 3.8mpa ; Emission density: 13.401 kg/m3 ; Pipe diameter: 700mm. I’m new to this and don’t know where to start. I would like to ask experts how to decide on the type of silencer and what size the main body should be Are there any empirical formulas for this? Thank you!
Reply #22015-06-30
I’m professional, but I can’t tell you that. Either let me do it for you, or pay 2638114053qq
Reply #32015-06-30
You can refer to the chapter on silencers in Part 2, Pipeline Components, of the Process Pipeline Installation Design Manual for Petrochemical Plants. It can be used directly for 18 t/h capacity; I’ve never seen such a case for 180 t/h capacity, so calculations are needed. If you simply typed an extra 0, it can still be used directly
Reply #42015-06-30
What’s difficult about it? If you don’t know how to do it, just hand it over to the manufacturer; you just need to provide the emission levels, pressure, and temperature; If you want to choose by yourself, find a sample; the corresponding parameters are indicated on it.
Reply #52015-06-30
I want to learn * it; could you share some experience? Thank you! Just click once

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